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Imaginary Naming Mixed

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These imaginary bonds test understanding of stock nomenclature and covalent naming. Since most of them do not exist students cannot simply look up the answer.

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Name the following imaginary compound:

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2.

Create the following imaginary compound:
Tantalum (IV) Phosphate

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3.

Name the following imaginary compound:
Cn2(CO3)7

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4.

Create the following imaginary compound:
neptunium (XI) hydroxide

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5.

What would be the formula for ytterbium (V) phosphite

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6.

If I had diantimony pentasulfate what would the formula be?

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7.

What would the formula be for heptaselenium tribromide

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8.

What is the formula for barium phosphide?

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9.

If oxalic acid existed, it should be written as:

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10.

If Lead (VI) sulfite could form what would its formula be?

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11.

Einsteinium (VIII) hydrogenphosphate would look like:

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12.

If one mercury and two permanganates made a compound, what would the name be?

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13.

What would be the name if GdP2 could form?

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14.

What is the total number of electrons that should be drawn if I am making a Lewis dot structure for carbon dioxide? (number only)